The Value of Skullgirls
Have you ever had an experience with a game, where it turned out to be much more than it first appeared?
Sony/PlayStation E3 2015 conference: As it happened
In case you missed it, here's the lowdown of the runners and riders from the Sony/PlayStation E3 2015 conference. Take a deep breath – it was a biggie.
Microsoft/Xbox E3 conference 2015: As it happened
Did you miss the Microsoft/Xbox Conference? Thumbsticks didn't, and we’ve got you covered. Here's a summary from Microsoft’s E3 Press Conference for 2015.
The Not-so-Ultra Street Fighter 4 on the PS4
To say that many have been waiting for Ultra Street Fighter 4 on the PlayStation 4 would be an understatement.
House of Wolves brings changes to Destiny
A close look at Destiny's House of Wolves expansion.
Steam introduces $5 ‘pay wall’ to reduce social spam
It's not monthly and it's not actually a charge – you just need a qualifying purchase – are you listening, Sony/Microsoft?
The spoiler, and the problem with too much information
We all know that spoilers are a very bad thing, but can we improve our enjoyment by a total media blackout?
Trophies have a Tale to Tell
The PlayStation 4 does a lot of things and among them is a fantastic little feature that shows a trophy's rarity based on the percentage of people who have unlocked it.
Lords of the Fallen Review
Lords of the Fallen is a new game in the Souls genre (It's about time we gave the meticulous and hardcore arrangement of game mechanics as made infamous by the Souls games, a 'genre' status).
How Destiny’s DLC divided two friends
It is no secret that Destiny is tons of fun if you have someone along for the ride.
The New Guilty Gear is Rocking
The return of Guilty Gear in the post-Street-Fighter-4 fighting game renaissance was long overdue.
My Game is Different from Yours
The past decade has seen an influx of videogames set in realistic locations with modern backdrops of cities and jungles.
Notes on the Bloodborne Alpha (Updated)
Bloodborne is a Souls game. If that is the assurance you came for, then rejoice: the combat satisfies, the world of Yharnam confounds and the enemies kill, repeatedly.
Games need Complexity, not of Action but Interaction
2009's Batman: Arkham Asylum could have been your average licensed game with action-filled appearances from villains who eventually settled for a 'punch in the face' from the masked vigilante.
The Death of the Hero in Video games
Would you - if you were given the choice - let death claim you instead of someone you cared for?